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You are here: Home / Events / Helping People With ABI Without Making Them Helpless – Dr Tim Feeney

Helping People With ABI Without Making Them Helpless – Dr Tim Feeney

April 23, 2019 By Brain Injury SA

 


Working with individuals with behavioural challenges

The seminar is informative and engaging professional development experience for people working in the brain injury field. People living with brain injury, family members and students are also encouraged to watch.

The seminar covers:

  • A collaborative approach to brain injury therapy: working with families and ‘everyday people’ to build positive everyday routines
  • ‘Behaviours of concern’ and how to reduce them
  • The process of rebuilding identity
  • Common pitfalls for therapists

Dr Tim Feeney

Dr Tim Feeney is Chief Knowledge Officer at Belvedere Health Services – a community-based rehabilitation service in New York State.

Over the past 30 years, he has made a significant contribution to the field of acquired brain injury through his work as researcher, psychologist, educator, and director of large-scale projects assisting people with ‘behaviours of concern’.

He has authored over 50 scholarly journal articles and book chapters.

 

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